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Prospective Student Day
Arouses Statewide Interest
BIDDING the highest with over two dollars in the Super Snack
Special, Roger High wins goodies and girl Chris Hess in the Sophomore class-sponsored auction.
There will be between 300 and
400 high school students at CBC
today for the annual "Prospective
Student Day" based on estimates
from last year. (All the reservations are not in yet.)
This special day, Thursday
night, is set aside to answer all
questions of prospective future
students with an interest inCali-
fornia Baptist College.
Expected on campus Thursday,
prospective students can meet
his or her sponsor at a makeshift registration booth which will
be set up in front ofthe chapel.
Students coming Friday morning
can also leave a message at this
booth and the sponsors may pick
it up there.
The students coming, who are
high school juniors and seniors,
are going to be well treated
on this festive occasion setaside
to boost CBC's future enrollment.
FRIDAY ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
10:10 A.M.
Dr. Olie T. Brown,
Dean of Students presiding
Music Sonshine Package
Welcome Alan Cosby
ASB President
Introduction of Guests, and Announcements. . . .
Olie T. Brown
Dean of Students
Student Testimonies
"Reach Out". . .Arr. by Bass &
Littleton-
"Praise &Sing".. .Arr. by Butler
Trouveres
Dr. Curtis Cheek, C.B.C. Department of Music, Directing
"C.B.C's'' Uniqueness. . .Dr.
James R. Staples,
President
Political Science
Classes Recruit
Student Registrars
A program for l..eloping
deputy registrars among college
students is being sponsored by
the political science classes of
C.B.C. Twenty-five students will
become registrars, with Mike
Young, a freshman from Riverside, acting as chairman of the
project.
The Young Democrats ofC.B.C.
are also sponsoring a deputy
registrar program. Any student
who will be 18 years old by Feb.
1, 1972, is eligible to become a
deputy registrar.
After a training session, the
students plan to register voters
at C.B.C, on other campuses,
and in the local shopping centers.
Anyone who is interested in becoming a deputy registrar should
contact Mike Young at 689-5295
or Mrs. Argow in room 286.
Former Student Heads Recruiting
Dr. James R. Staples, president ofCalifornia BaptistCollege,
has announced the employment
of Stanley Rowland as admissions
officer. Approval of the appointment was made at the November
meeting ofthe BoardofChristian
Higher Education.
Rowland, a Cal Baptist graduate, heads a newly-created office
which deals strictly with admissions. The office will take on
the portions of responsibility of
the registrar's and public relations offices which have dealt
with recruitment and admissions
in the past. Among other duties,
Rowland will work with high
school counselors in the state,
students and parents in the homes,
and churches,associational youth
meetings, and summer camps.
While attending CBC, Rowland
was president of Circle K(men's
service organization)and Letter-
men's Club. He edited the college
annual and lettered in baseball
and track.
Rowland served as associate
pastor-administrator at Euclid
Street Baptist Church, Anaheim,
before assuming duties at CBC.
Prior to that time he was employed at Disneyland for six
years, three of them in management. He is married to the former Suzanne Dupeire, a 1969
graduate of Cal Baptist. They
have one son, John Charles, 2.
"Stan Rowland is a young,
dynamic, outgoing personality,"
declared Staples. "This seems
to follow a national trend since
many colleges and universities
are adding young admissions officers to their administration.
They are not only well qualified,
but are also young enough to be
able to relate to the students
as well as parents and counselors."
"It is my 'desire that we continue to grow, particularly that
we will reach the number that we
are able to take care of without
any other expansion in our residence halls and classrooms,"
hm
■m
STANLEY ROWLAND
Staples continued. "Study has
shown that the college can care
for at least 100 additional students over the figure enrolled
this year."
FRIDAY SCHEDULE
Registration Beginning
at 7:30 a.m.
Campus Tours. . .8:30-'10:00a.m.
(Meet on front porch for guides)
Residence Halls Open House. . .
9:00-10:00 a.m.
Assembly Program. ..10:15a.m.
(George W. Van Dyne Field House)
Lunch 12:00 Noon
(Dining Hall - take food to
front lawn for game)
Powder Puff Football Game. . .
12:30 - 1:30p.m.
Library Dedication ofLillySmith
Wing. 3:00 p.m.
Variety Show 4:00 p.m.
(College Auditorium)
C.B.C. Lancers vs Pacific Christian, Long Beach 8:00p.m.
(George W. Van Dyne Field House)
January Bible Study Clinic. .Friday, 7 p.m., Saturday 8:00a.m.
(College Auditorium)
Visiting students are invited
to attend classes during the day.
Tickets must be picked up at the
booth in the lounge by the front
doors.
Brass Ensemble
Prepares For
Holiday Season
CBC's Brass Ensemble is busy
preparing for performances for
the holiday season.
The ensemble will be featured
Dec. 5 at Service Memorial Baptist Chruch inOceanside. On Jan.
9 they will perform at Palm
Desert Church, Riverside. Both
of these programs will consist
of hymns, hymn arrangments,
hymns arranged by CBC's pr-
chestration class, processionals,
offertories, recessionals, concert music, and other appropriate numbers.
Also at Palm Baptist Church
the Brass Ensemble will accompany the church choir for their
Christmas cantata on Dec. 12.
This would be a good time to
hear the group.
S.S. Princess Louise Is Setting For Golo Event
Yule Festival Is Next Thursday Nite
One week from tonight is the
night of enchantment and holiday
festivity as the Yule Festival is
celebrated on the S.S. Princess
Louise. The mystery of the new
Mr. and Miss CBC will be disclosed.
Tomorrow, Friday, is the last
tickets may be purchased after
this date. All purchased tickets
will be delivered personally to
students.
Harvey Oster, school photog
rapher, has announced that from
6:30 until 8:00, he will take pictures for couples. The price of
$3.95 includes two 5x7 and four
wallet size color pictures.
Ports of Call, which is representative ofa New England fishing
village with authentic shops and
points of interest, is directly
across from the S.S. Princess
Louise. If you plan to visit Ports
of Call, do so before the Yule,
as it will be closed afterwards.
The S.S. Princess Louise was
built in 1921. She most often
graced the Northern Seas.
She has been at the Port of Los
Angeles for 40 years. Within her
weight of 6,000 tons and length of
330 feet are four spacious decks.
From the windows of each banquet room, guests may view the
activities of ships from Sweden,
England, Germany, Japan, Brazil,
and many other countries.
A collection of the Crown
Jewels of England in replica may
be viewed in the' Crown Jewel
Room adjoining the ship's entrance. These jewels are in
sured for half a million dollars.
Featured as after-dinner entertainment for this gala event
will be the Archers, a folk-rock
gospel musical group.
Gary Collins, CBC's esteemed*
talented, and witty Assistant Dean
of Students and sociology professor, will add spark to the evening
as Master of Ceremonies.
A map is printed here for your
convenience. A reminder that
driving time is approximately
one hour and ten minutes.
HAVE FUN!!
Princess Louise
TERMINAL ISLAND
FERRY ST. TURN OFF
T««INA1. WAV

Prospective Student Day
Arouses Statewide Interest
BIDDING the highest with over two dollars in the Super Snack
Special, Roger High wins goodies and girl Chris Hess in the Sophomore class-sponsored auction.
There will be between 300 and
400 high school students at CBC
today for the annual "Prospective
Student Day" based on estimates
from last year. (All the reservations are not in yet.)
This special day, Thursday
night, is set aside to answer all
questions of prospective future
students with an interest inCali-
fornia Baptist College.
Expected on campus Thursday,
prospective students can meet
his or her sponsor at a makeshift registration booth which will
be set up in front ofthe chapel.
Students coming Friday morning
can also leave a message at this
booth and the sponsors may pick
it up there.
The students coming, who are
high school juniors and seniors,
are going to be well treated
on this festive occasion setaside
to boost CBC's future enrollment.
FRIDAY ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
10:10 A.M.
Dr. Olie T. Brown,
Dean of Students presiding
Music Sonshine Package
Welcome Alan Cosby
ASB President
Introduction of Guests, and Announcements. . . .
Olie T. Brown
Dean of Students
Student Testimonies
"Reach Out". . .Arr. by Bass &
Littleton-
"Praise &Sing".. .Arr. by Butler
Trouveres
Dr. Curtis Cheek, C.B.C. Department of Music, Directing
"C.B.C's'' Uniqueness. . .Dr.
James R. Staples,
President
Political Science
Classes Recruit
Student Registrars
A program for l..eloping
deputy registrars among college
students is being sponsored by
the political science classes of
C.B.C. Twenty-five students will
become registrars, with Mike
Young, a freshman from Riverside, acting as chairman of the
project.
The Young Democrats ofC.B.C.
are also sponsoring a deputy
registrar program. Any student
who will be 18 years old by Feb.
1, 1972, is eligible to become a
deputy registrar.
After a training session, the
students plan to register voters
at C.B.C, on other campuses,
and in the local shopping centers.
Anyone who is interested in becoming a deputy registrar should
contact Mike Young at 689-5295
or Mrs. Argow in room 286.
Former Student Heads Recruiting
Dr. James R. Staples, president ofCalifornia BaptistCollege,
has announced the employment
of Stanley Rowland as admissions
officer. Approval of the appointment was made at the November
meeting ofthe BoardofChristian
Higher Education.
Rowland, a Cal Baptist graduate, heads a newly-created office
which deals strictly with admissions. The office will take on
the portions of responsibility of
the registrar's and public relations offices which have dealt
with recruitment and admissions
in the past. Among other duties,
Rowland will work with high
school counselors in the state,
students and parents in the homes,
and churches,associational youth
meetings, and summer camps.
While attending CBC, Rowland
was president of Circle K(men's
service organization)and Letter-
men's Club. He edited the college
annual and lettered in baseball
and track.
Rowland served as associate
pastor-administrator at Euclid
Street Baptist Church, Anaheim,
before assuming duties at CBC.
Prior to that time he was employed at Disneyland for six
years, three of them in management. He is married to the former Suzanne Dupeire, a 1969
graduate of Cal Baptist. They
have one son, John Charles, 2.
"Stan Rowland is a young,
dynamic, outgoing personality"
declared Staples. "This seems
to follow a national trend since
many colleges and universities
are adding young admissions officers to their administration.
They are not only well qualified,
but are also young enough to be
able to relate to the students
as well as parents and counselors."
"It is my 'desire that we continue to grow, particularly that
we will reach the number that we
are able to take care of without
any other expansion in our residence halls and classrooms"
hm
■m
STANLEY ROWLAND
Staples continued. "Study has
shown that the college can care
for at least 100 additional students over the figure enrolled
this year."
FRIDAY SCHEDULE
Registration Beginning
at 7:30 a.m.
Campus Tours. . .8:30-'10:00a.m.
(Meet on front porch for guides)
Residence Halls Open House. . .
9:00-10:00 a.m.
Assembly Program. ..10:15a.m.
(George W. Van Dyne Field House)
Lunch 12:00 Noon
(Dining Hall - take food to
front lawn for game)
Powder Puff Football Game. . .
12:30 - 1:30p.m.
Library Dedication ofLillySmith
Wing. 3:00 p.m.
Variety Show 4:00 p.m.
(College Auditorium)
C.B.C. Lancers vs Pacific Christian, Long Beach 8:00p.m.
(George W. Van Dyne Field House)
January Bible Study Clinic. .Friday, 7 p.m., Saturday 8:00a.m.
(College Auditorium)
Visiting students are invited
to attend classes during the day.
Tickets must be picked up at the
booth in the lounge by the front
doors.
Brass Ensemble
Prepares For
Holiday Season
CBC's Brass Ensemble is busy
preparing for performances for
the holiday season.
The ensemble will be featured
Dec. 5 at Service Memorial Baptist Chruch inOceanside. On Jan.
9 they will perform at Palm
Desert Church, Riverside. Both
of these programs will consist
of hymns, hymn arrangments,
hymns arranged by CBC's pr-
chestration class, processionals,
offertories, recessionals, concert music, and other appropriate numbers.
Also at Palm Baptist Church
the Brass Ensemble will accompany the church choir for their
Christmas cantata on Dec. 12.
This would be a good time to
hear the group.
S.S. Princess Louise Is Setting For Golo Event
Yule Festival Is Next Thursday Nite
One week from tonight is the
night of enchantment and holiday
festivity as the Yule Festival is
celebrated on the S.S. Princess
Louise. The mystery of the new
Mr. and Miss CBC will be disclosed.
Tomorrow, Friday, is the last
tickets may be purchased after
this date. All purchased tickets
will be delivered personally to
students.
Harvey Oster, school photog
rapher, has announced that from
6:30 until 8:00, he will take pictures for couples. The price of
$3.95 includes two 5x7 and four
wallet size color pictures.
Ports of Call, which is representative ofa New England fishing
village with authentic shops and
points of interest, is directly
across from the S.S. Princess
Louise. If you plan to visit Ports
of Call, do so before the Yule,
as it will be closed afterwards.
The S.S. Princess Louise was
built in 1921. She most often
graced the Northern Seas.
She has been at the Port of Los
Angeles for 40 years. Within her
weight of 6,000 tons and length of
330 feet are four spacious decks.
From the windows of each banquet room, guests may view the
activities of ships from Sweden,
England, Germany, Japan, Brazil,
and many other countries.
A collection of the Crown
Jewels of England in replica may
be viewed in the' Crown Jewel
Room adjoining the ship's entrance. These jewels are in
sured for half a million dollars.
Featured as after-dinner entertainment for this gala event
will be the Archers, a folk-rock
gospel musical group.
Gary Collins, CBC's esteemed*
talented, and witty Assistant Dean
of Students and sociology professor, will add spark to the evening
as Master of Ceremonies.
A map is printed here for your
convenience. A reminder that
driving time is approximately
one hour and ten minutes.
HAVE FUN!!
Princess Louise
TERMINAL ISLAND
FERRY ST. TURN OFF
T««INA1. WAV